Former Curator, Special Collections
Lisle G. Brown served for more than 40 years as curator of Special Collections at the Morrow Library.
He graduated from the University of Utah with a B.A. in Fine Arts in painting and drawing, earned a M.A. of Library Science from the University of Oregon, a M.A. in history and religious studies from Marshall and completed an internet specialization program at Marshall.
Brown was the driving force behind the creation and development of the Special Collections, helping locate a variety of collections unique to the Huntington, Marshall and Tri-State area. He created online computer exhibits on West Virginia history.
Lisle was featured in more than 20 publications, including “West Virginia: A Historical Resource Guide”, a variety of research reviews and articles on Mormon history. He served on the West Virginia Historic records Advisory Board.
Brown.
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He graduated from the University of Utah with a B.A. in Fine Arts in painting and drawing, earned a M.A. of Library Science from the University of Oregon, a M.A. in history and religious studies from Marshall and completed an internet specialization program at Marshall.
Brown was the driving force behind the creation and development of the Special Collections, helping locate a variety of collections unique to the Huntington, Marshall and Tri-State area. He created online computer exhibits on West Virginia history.
Lisle was featured in more than 20 publications, including “West Virginia: A Historical Resource Guide”, a variety of research reviews and articles on Mormon history. He served on the West Virginia Historic records Advisory Board.
Brown.
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About Lisle G Brown
Lisle G. Brown served for more than 40 years as curator of Special Collections at the Morrow Library.
He graduated from the University of Utah with a B.A. in Fine Arts in painting and drawing, earned a M.A. of Library Science from the University of Oregon, a M.A. in history and religious studies from Marshall and completed an internet specialization program at Marshall.
Brown was the driving force behind the creation and development of the Special Collections, helping locate a variety of collections unique to the Huntington, Marshall and Tri-State area. He created online computer exhibits on West Virginia history.
Lisle was featured in more than 20 publications, including “West Virginia: A Historical Resource Guide”, a variety of research reviews and articles on Mormon history. He served on the West Virginia Historic records Advisory Board.
Brown.
He graduated from the University of Utah with a B.A. in Fine Arts in painting and drawing, earned a M.A. of Library Science from the University of Oregon, a M.A. in history and religious studies from Marshall and completed an internet specialization program at Marshall.
Brown was the driving force behind the creation and development of the Special Collections, helping locate a variety of collections unique to the Huntington, Marshall and Tri-State area. He created online computer exhibits on West Virginia history.
Lisle was featured in more than 20 publications, including “West Virginia: A Historical Resource Guide”, a variety of research reviews and articles on Mormon history. He served on the West Virginia Historic records Advisory Board.
Brown.
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